The Lunch Box
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The Lunch Box

*Originally written: May 23, 2014* Hungry wolves scan through the desert, in search for anything edible. At the sight of food, they run sticking their tongues out hoping to get the biggest share of the pack.

Mayur Srivatsav
Mayur SrivatsavVisual Storyteller & Filmmaker
June 1, 2020·1 min read
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*Originally written: May 23, 2014* Hungry wolves scan through the desert, in search for anything edible. At the sight of food, they run sticking their tongues out hoping to get the biggest share of the pack.

*Originally written: May 23, 2014* Hungry wolves scan through the desert, in search for anything edible. At the sight of food, they run sticking their tongues out hoping to get the biggest share of the pack. A humorous account of college lunch break chaos. I describe bringing lunch daily, expecting peaceful meals but instead encountering aggressive food-sharing dynamics among classmates named Shilpa, Sushma, Sachin, and Gurman. While some snatch containers and run, others compliment the meal's appearance before it disappears. By lunch's end, the lunch is gone, and so are the wolves. The container so thoroughly cleaned that someone just licked it completely.
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Mayur Srivatsav
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Mayur Srivatsav

Visual Storyteller & Filmmaker

Mayur Srivatsav is a filmmaker and cinematographer based in Bangalore, drawn to stories told in demanding places. From Himalayan trekking expeditions to films for brands like New Relic, Dell, and Shell, he works to capture honest, cinematic moments wherever the work takes him.